Featured Clock Inventory

A lovely inlaid cherry case tall clock with a painted dial signed T & S Abbot / New London, NH. This is currently the only known clock signed by this partnership. 225022.

A Chelsea Marine Clock used by the U. S. Life-Saving Service clock. Rare. 224144.

Stephen Hasham of Charlestown, New Hampshire. A diminutive cherry case tall clock with a lunar calendar dial. AAA-9. 

E. Howard & Company Boston, MA. Model No. 75 wall clock in mahogany. EEE-34.

E. Howard Clock Company Marble Dial Clock Model No. 28. 224032.

The Tambour – 1915 with a five-bell Sonora Chime clock movement made by the Seth Thomas Clock Company. 225003.

Welch, Spring and Company, the Rustic. An Illuminating Alarm Clock. D. M. Charters PATENT. Alarm CLOCK. PATENTED OCTOBER 21, 1873. 225043.

John Reilly of Dublin, Ireland. An Irish Chippendale tall clock, a style that emerged during the mid-18th century, is characterized by its elegant proportions and use of high-quality materials. 225020.

Admiral Fitzroy Barometer presented in a meticulously carved Victorian-style case, a design that not only enhances its historical appeal but also adds a touch of elegance to any home decor setting. 225010.

Marmaduke Storr. This walnut veneered longcase clock is fabulous and was made at the foot of London Bridge circa 1745. 225006.

New Haven Clock Co. Mantel Clock featuring J & J.G. Low Art Tiles mounted in a brass frame. The 'Albatross' Pattern, circa 1880s. EEE-42.

The Saxon wall clock in a Mosaic case. The New Haven Clock Company of New Haven, Connecticut. 224053.

The Waterbury Clock Company's Springfield model. 222036.